

Felipe González is Reader in the School of Economics and Finance at Queen Mary University of London. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California Berkeley and a M.A. and B.A. in Business and Economics from PUC-Chile. His research interests lie in the intersection of Economic History and Political Economy. His main research agenda focuses on Latin American countries and studies public policies, the legacies of dictatorship, and the spread of political and social movements.
Recent work by Felipe González
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How Paraguay’s dictator turned infrastructure into a tool for repression
Infrastructure can drive development, but history shows it can also be used for political control. Paraguay’s roads under Stroessner's dictatorship highlight this dual nature, providing valuable lessons for today’s policymakers.
Published 17.12.24
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Mob mentality: The critical mass of networked protests
In days of massive protests in Chile, students skipped school to protest only when a critical mass of students they knew also skipped school
Published 28.05.18